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(01) Xena: Warrior Princess 
(02) Dragonslayer 
(04) Beastmaster 
(07) Little Evil (aka Slope a Dope) 
(08) Muscle Hustle 
(09) Black Tar 
(10) Tendon Bendin' (aka Tendon Bender) 
(11) Crimp Chimp 
(12) Perverse Traverse 

45° Boulder

Submitted By: DisturbingThePeace on Oct 31, 2006
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BETA PHOTO: West Side of 45° Boulder.


Description 

Home of short steep routes. Some high quality, some low quality.

Independant Routes starting from next to the Main Wall:

(01) Xena: Warrior Princess 5.10d
(02) Dragonslayer 5.13b/c
(03) Honky Serial Killer 5.13d
(04) Beastmaster 5.12c/d
(05) Toss No Moss short 5.12
(06) Tweak Freak short 5.12
(07) Little Evil (aka Slope a Dope) 5.12b
(08) Muscle Hustle 5.12c
(09) Black Tar 5.12+
(10) Tendon Bendin' (aka Tendon Bender) 5.12b/c
(11) Crimp Chimp 5.12a
(12) Perverse Traverse 5.11c

There is also a linkup between Tendon Bender and Crimp Chimp; Moonboot Mission 5.12c with one independant bolt.


Getting There 

Approach to the rest of the Dungeon, then just to the right of Main Wall


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for 45° Boulder:
(11) Crimp Chimp   5.12a     Sport, 40 feet   
(10) Tendon Bendin' (aka Tendon Bender)   5.12b     Sport, 35 feet   
(07) Little Evil (aka Slope a Dope)   5.12b     Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet   
(04) Beastmaster   5.12c/d     Sport, 45 feet   
(02) Dragonslayer   5.13b     Sport, 40 feet   
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